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The ready-made Professional package is $3,699, one time, and goes live in 6 days with your branding and self-hosted deployment. Tailored work such as extra gateways, agency workflows or regional compliance settings is confirmed with us and typically takes 2 to 8 weeks depending on scope.

No. It is one unified app. Every user starts as a fan, and creator tools appear once the account is verified and enabled. The web app works the same way, so the same login covers browsing, subscribing and publishing.

Yes. You receive complete source code and can host, extend and rebrand it without us. Your own team can add modules, gateways and creator workflows because the stack is Laravel, PHP and MySQL, which is easy to hire for. That ownership covers customization, integrations, branding, hosting and business logic, so the roadmap stays in your hands.

Integration paths include Stripe, PayPal, Paystack, CCBill, Flutterwave, MercadoPago and crypto gateways, plus wallet flows and regional providers. What you can actually use depends on your market, content category and the provider approving your business.

Yes. Commission is configurable per creator and per revenue type, so a top earner can sit on different terms from a new signup without a manual payout process. We take no revenue share from what your platform earns. Wallet movements and withdrawals are tracked alongside it, so finance and support read the same numbers.

You do, as the operator. The platform ships age gating, creator verification, moderation queues, takedowns and geo-blocking, but laws differ by market and we do not give legal advice. Plan for provider checks and staffing of moderation yourself. Plan for provider checks, record-keeping and staffing of moderation as part of launch rather than after it.

No. The platform is fully white-label. Your app name, logo, colors, splash screens and domain replace ours across the apps, web app and admin panel, and you can localize presentation for your market. That covers app name, logo, colors, splash screens, domain, content categories and policies.

You get 60 days of technical support and 1 year of free updates, along with documentation, credentials handover and help with Play Store and App Store submission. Extended maintenance and custom changes are available afterward. Our first response is under 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST.

Yes. A live demo covers the mobile app, the web app and the admin panel with sample logins, and you can book a walkthrough call. The demo shows the product as delivered, before your branding is applied.

Yes. Categories, policies and verification standards are settings, so the same platform can serve fitness, music, education, coaching or any other creator category. A mainstream niche usually simplifies payment approval, though you still need your own terms and moderation practice.

Yes, the platform is self-hosted on your own cloud account, typically AWS, GCP or DigitalOcean. We set up the environment with you during launch week. You pay the provider directly, and you keep control of the database, the media and the credentials.

Crypto gateways are listed among the payment integration paths. Which one you use depends on the provider you contract and your market. Treat crypto as one option next to cards and wallets rather than a complete payment strategy.

We help prepare the builds and listings and support submission. Whether a store accepts a platform in your category, and under what content restrictions, is the store decision and can change. Operators in sensitive categories often launch the web app and PWA first.

Yes. The backend is Laravel and PHP with MySQL or MariaDB, which most web teams already know. You can add modules, gateways and creator workflows without us, and free updates for the first year can be merged into your customized code with our guidance.

You scale the infrastructure rather than rebuild the product. Add queue workers, move media to larger object storage behind a CDN, and expand regions or brands from the same codebase. Moderation and payout operations tend to need staff before servers need upgrading.

We scope migration of accounts and content with you, since formats and consent differ by source. Creators can usually bring their audience through links and offers, while fans create accounts and subscribe on your platform under your terms.

The platform supports several gateway integration paths and wallet flows. Multi-processor failover and region-specific routing are advanced payment work that we set up for your build. It is worth planning early if one declined account would stop your business.

Gateway approval, hosting and media bandwidth, third-party provider fees, moderator staffing, legal documents and app store acceptance are outside the price. We also set up advanced KYC and AML, agency tooling, payment routing and custom moderation rules, with scope confirmed with us.

It includes all three surfaces. You receive an Android app, an iOS app and a browser-based web app that can be installed as a progressive web app, all reading the same backend, plus the admin panel. The mobile builds carry your branding and arrive with help preparing store submissions. Store acceptance itself is decided by Apple and Google, and we cannot promise an outcome.

Yes. Public live sessions, private live requests and paid audio and video calls are part of the product. Live and call traffic runs through a streaming provider such as Agora or Zego, and you pay that provider directly on your own account, so usage costs grow with your audience rather than being bundled into the one-time price.

Yes. Every module can be switched on, off or extended, and you receive the full source code, so your own developers can change anything. If you would rather we do it, we scope it with you first. Typical requests include extra gateways, agency workflows, regional compliance settings and a bespoke app design.

No one can give an honest number, because the provider decides and timelines vary with category, country and the paperwork you supply. Treat approval as its own workstream that runs beside the technical launch. Starting applications early, and preparing your policy and verification evidence first, is the most reliable way to shorten the wait.

Expect to need strong identity verification of creators and a way to screen uploaded media, since payment providers and regulators look for both. The platform includes creator verification workflows and automated media screening through providers you contract. We set up deeper KYC and anti-money-laundering checks for your market. What the law requires in your market is a question for your lawyer.

Rental gets you live fastest and moves infrastructure work to the vendor, which suits a quick test. Self-hosting costs more attention but gives you the data, the code and freedom to change commission and features. Operators who expect to grow, switch providers or operate in sensitive categories tend to prefer owning the platform, though the choice depends on your team.

Some community projects exist, and they can be a sound base for a strong engineering team. Check how complete they are before relying on them: whether they include a wallet ledger, mobile apps, moderation workflows and active maintenance. Free code still carries the cost of finishing, securing and supporting it, which is why many operators choose a finished product instead.

You can obtain a basic script cheaply, but a basic script is not a launch-ready business. Mobile apps, tested payments, verification, moderation, hosting and support are the parts that cost money, and a low price usually means they are missing. Ask what is excluded and what you will have to build or buy next before comparing any two quotes.

Every user starts as a fan. A creator's publishing tools appear only after the account passes the verification and enablement steps you configure, so an unverified person cannot sell content. You decide who approves creators and how strict the document checks are, and the review queue in the admin panel records each decision.

Yes. Feature switches in the admin panel let you open subscriptions and pay-per-view first and keep live, calls, the shop and AI hidden until you are ready. Starting narrow keeps moderation and support manageable while you learn how creators and fans actually behave, and each module can be enabled later without reinstalling.